defense spending, just looking for a way to gain political advantage or trying to sell guns or whatever it is, when you have that and you have that going on, the decision is very easily reached that you know what? let's not bother talking to them, let's not bother dealing with them, let's go for whatever we can do by executive authority or by jamming it it through at the end on a deadline and you don't get the opportunity for discussion, that everybody was hoping would be the result the split decision election we had in november. >> megyn: the interesting thing here, chris, right now is reportedly, you know, of the up to 19 executive actions he can take, it sounds like most of them are not going to be, you know, barn burners, they're not going to be, you know, some of the ones reported was, okay, he's going to ask for more aggressive enforcement of existing gun laws and he'll push for wider sharing of existing gun data bases, may make a wider push to make mental health information available to those performing the background checks. these aren't exactly the things that we heard about th